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The current prime minister is Nikolao Aleĉjo who leads the government in parliament, with the president being Antono Lini. Bills are made in parliament and are passed to the presidential office which consists of the president and 9 advisers. Ultimately, it is the president who decides whether to pass the bill or not and make it law. If the president does not pass a bill then parliament can either drop it, make amends to it or try again. This system causes problems when the prime minister and president are from different political parties, and results in situations where bills go back and forth between the 2 places as the president will not make them law, as seen in the [[2013 Fyoric government]]. In 2018 a new law was introduced to prevent things from going back and forward without any explanation or changes. If a bill fails 5 times it becomes "mortinta" (dead) and the president must make amends to it, it then goes to the parliament who can either approve or reject the changes. If there is approval the bill automatically passes and becomes law. If it fails, Then it is put to a referendum for the Fyoric public to decide. So far this situation has only happened 3 times, only 1 time did this result in a [[2019referendum Elĝrajin train routing referendum|referendum]]2019 which caused criticism as the issue was seen as too minor to be put to a referendum and was seen as a waste of time for the public. The referendum was about the Elĝraj train routing and the public decided if the train should go to through Elĝraj underground or overground, it had a expected low turnout of only 38%.